Sentence examples for older rules from inspiring English sources

Those older rules have worked acceptably for eight years; there is no reason to alter them.

"Most of the judges are accustomed to the older rules, and we are not getting into the new rules.

Utilities - facing pending regulation on greenhouse gas emissions and renewed enforcement of older rules on air pollution - must reckon with the rising costs of compliance.

Officials say that eliminating the older rules, as the administration and commission hope and expect to happen, will most likely lead to the adoption of new rules that will strip the states of the broad discretion that the older rules granted them.

The 15-20 counthats thavehave said either they would not sign or postpone signing can now take the treaties to their own governments for approval, or continue to be subject to the older rules from 1988.

Under the older rules, as we highlighted in May, "If a worker didn't vote in a union election, that person's "vote" was counted against the prospective union".

Like its older, rules-and-principles cousin, the law is a hybrid, a creature of the two separate sets of standards, one grounded in social facts, the other in moral facts, that interpretation blends together (cf. Raz 1986).

Old ballet, old rules.

Under the decision, the old rules apply.

Rapacious capitalism has overthrown the old rules.

Yet the old rules no longer hold.